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AI Literacy

AI Literacy — understand AI with clarity at work

A corporate program that builds shared AI literacy across your workforce — what AI is, what it can and cannot do, and how to talk about it responsibly in everyday roles.

About The Program

Corporate AI Literacy helps employees across departments develop a shared understanding of AI and assess its impact at work with clearer judgment. No technical background is required; the program is designed so non-tech teams can follow it comfortably.

Participants learn how AI basically works, its strengths and limits, key risks, safe-use principles, and examples across different business areas. AI stops feeling like an abstract technology and becomes a tool people can use with more conscious decisions in daily work.

The training is especially suited to organizations that want company-wide AI awareness, lower the risk of misuse, and prepare teams for newer ways of working.

Program Courses: Certificate program

Foundation
What AI Is (and Is Not)
How Modern AI Systems Work — Plain Language
Opportunities and Limits Across Roles
Workplace fluency
Talking About AI with Clarity
Risks, Bias, and Responsible Use
Role-Based Scenarios for Non-Tech Teams

Industry Outlook

“The defining question of the future will not be what AI can do, but what people can do with AI.”

Amit Sevak
CEO, ETS

“AI literacy enables individuals to understand how AI systems work, critically evaluate their outputs, and use them ethically and creatively.”

OECD & European Commission
AI literacy guidance

“The work people do doesn’t have to shrink — it will be different than before. The future of work will be shaped around people and AI working together.”

Jared Spataro
CMO of AI at Work, Microsoft

“AI fluency means using AI in everyday work, integrating it into workflows, critically evaluating its outputs, and creating with it.”

McKinsey & Company
Research insight

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